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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1888)
X i It 1 1 ' t - v 7 lining gaiht Smut iWAiGToBii Subscribe Sew. Iu Time to Bead All the Local and Slate Polit ical News. During the coming political cam paign the Daily and Weekly Hk'iald will be mailed to newsuh ajcnoeis at tne following reduced rates: Weekly to Jan. 1, 1S39 $1 00 Daily to Jan. 1, 1889 2 50 Daily to July, 1 1883 1 00 Fy carrier " l 25 bollix; AtcocT iow.. 'Sor'.a water 5 cents a glass at F. lVeiffer's. Water fram the Soda Springs, for sale by Kenton & Chase. Dr. II. A. Davis, of Ilarrisburg, M as in the city Monday. Mr. Ed. R. Manning, of Port land, spent Sunday in this city. Tiie steamer Willamette Valley ivili saii from Yaquiua April 13th. ii . i new grocery store is likely to soon be established on Second street on ieo. Young's corner i.ear the railroad switch. Mail between this city and Leb anon is now carried direct on the O. x C. train. Beginning yestet dviy two mails per day goes each way. .iuUus Joseph returned last night from Portland, where he made all necessary arrangements to engage in the manufacture of cigars in this citv. A parly of surveyors under E. J. O'Conner left this city yesterday to engage in surveying on the line of the Oregon Pacific eastward from this city. Tie regular meeting of the Y's -will be held at the v . L!. T. L. hall this Tuesday evening, April 10. There is important business to ; be transacted and a full attend ance is requested. Logan Hays, of this city, has received the appointment as tele graph operator in the Western Union office at Corvallis. He supercedes E. T. H citrate, and will aourne charge ot the office, to-dav. A nice lun .! Mitmay evening is always appreciated, and may be easily prepared by using some of the canned meat, cream cheese, fruit, busoiiit, etc., such as Kenton & Chase are selling at such low rates. . A notice of a special meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers and Merchants' Insurance com pany, of this city, will be found in our advertising columns. The ineetiiur is to consider the proposi tion of increasing the capital stock of the company to $500,000. There is a scarcity of charcoal in this city at present. Artisans who are compelled to use charcoal are forced to have it shipped from Portland. Wood is plentiful wjthin a short distance from Al bany, and a considerable amount of) it when burned would meet with a ready sale. AVni. M. Ho?.g, vice-president of the Oregon Pacific railroad, re turned yesterday from San Fran cisco ard went to Corvallis on a special train which was in waiting for him. It is not known what significance his comikg may have as to the prospects of resumption of work on the road. The anniversary meeting of the W. C. T. U. helri" at their hall last evening was most pleasant and interesting. The proarame, which has already been published, con sisted of addresses, essays, recita tions and music. The meeting marked the close of the seventh year of the union's organization. The public will be pleased to learn that Wm. Simpson has re ceived another large invoice of goods for his 5. 10, 15, 20 and 25 cent counters. Rare bargains in these goods will continue at his store at Shane & Lons way's old stand adjoining the Crawford block. Before buying boots and shoes step in at the Albany shoe store and look through our stock. We will make you prices that are sure to please you, and sell nothing but good honest goods and warrant every pair to give entire satisfac tion." Repairing neatly done. ..- Krausse & Klein, ; Flinn Block. 'Look at Monteith & Seitenbach's adv. on this page. The most mag nificent and most carefully selected stock of spring and summer goods that ever was shown in Albany is now on exhibition at Monteith & Seitenbach's. Their exjerience of j last week's afternoon crushes! proves that ladies, to insure the best of attention, should come in the forenoon to look through the &ttyck. Prrshytery r Oregon. The presbytery of Oregon will hold its annual meeting in the First Presbyterian -church ot this citv this week, The opening ser- inoa will be preached by the retir - nig moderator, Kev. h, J. lhonip soil, LK V.j oi lyorvauis, ims eVening" at 7:30 o'clock. On Wednesday and Thursday even ings popular meetings will be held -which will he ,of interest to the public. The music tor these popu .v.ootmr will lie under t'h.; di- ' . ; u.f w U To Tl-o rectum oi : AVotnen'8 Presbyterian ivlissionary Snfietv will hold its annual meet in in the lecture room of the -church on Wednesday and Thnrs nav. herinningatt):-0 a. u. The nnblic is cordially invited to these nieetings. Don't fail to sec tho tripods at Fort miller Co. They are the latest thing out in novelty rtiriiiture. . The newest and cheapest haiulsewcd shoes at Reads. A line line ofuecktiee atlilaiti's. WILLAMETTE SMOKING tOHPAXV. Preparations for an Active Season's Can ning by this Enterprising Company. A Herald reporter visited the fruit cannery of the Willamette Packing Company, which is just now starting up for the coming season in ttieir new quarters ad joining Hackleman's third addi tion to this city. They have erected a large build ing for this purpose and have put in machinery for engaging in the business on a much more extensive scale than last year. They have -stacked up fifteen tons of tin, at which a dozen hands are now en gaged in making cans. They will give employment during the can ning season to about 40 hands. The establishment is provided with a 14-horse power engine and machinery that will afford a capac ity of 150 cases of fruit per day. The pa;k of the season will reach about 10,000 dozen cans, or 5,000 cases. This will offer a good market fur fruits and vegetables. Man- gardeners have planted sev eral acres to vegetables and small fruits, which they are growing under contract for the cannery. Last season the managers of the cannery state they experienced no difficulty in finding a market for these goods, although there was less sold in Albanv than in any other of the Willamette valley '.owns. This year they have en gaged nearly their entire pack to Portland merchants. This company has opened a de serving business, which will give employment to a considerable number of persons and enlarge our markets, and have done so without asking the assistance of anyone. For their enterprise these gentle men deserve much credit. FUCEMKVs Tot KV151KM' RACES. Pr.igramme Adopted for tue Tournament to be Held at Portland June 21, 22, 23. Special to the Herald) , Astoria, April 9. At a meeting of the board cf fire delegates of the Northwestern Firemen's Associa tion held here to-day the date of the tournament for 1838 was lixed to be held at Portland on June 21, 22 and 23, and the following races were adopted : Championship race, run 150 yards to hydrant, attach, lay 350 feet of hose, put on pipe, gat wa ter, take length from cart, replace second length from hydrant, get water, time to be called when wa ter passes pipe second time ; cart to carry 450 feet of hose with all couplings made. ,-. In this race it is supposed that the second length from the hydrant burst and it was necessary to shut off . water and re place it with a sound length. Wet test, distance 700 feet in all, 500 feet to hydrant, lay 200 feet I hose, uncouple, screw on pipe, hose cart to carry not less than 300 feet hose ; time taken , v hen : water leaves pipe, r '-; . National hose. test,.-, distance 000 feet in all, 400 feet to .hydrant, make light couj ling, .lay - 2;)0 feet hose, break light coupling, screw on pipe three full .threads, carts to ! carry not -less than zoo teet hose, time to be taken when pipe is on. .speed race, distance 700 feet, carts to carry not less than 250 feet hose, time to be taken when cen ter reel hose cart crosses score. Hook and ladder contest, hook and ladder teams of not more than thirty men shall run 600 feet, put up 30 foot ladder within 10 degrees of "perpendicular in the street, have man ascend to top in any manner that may be selected, time to be called when he grasp the top rung, which must be held until time is called. Tender contest, engine tender companies of 12 boys, 10 years or under, to run 200 yards and carry 200 pounds of coal. Xew Oregon PostoiflccH. In Oregon new postofiices have been established as follows : Des chutes, Wasco county. Rosa Enr rell, postmistress; Dooman, Uma tilla county, J. W. Dooman, post master; Ferry, Curry county, Sarah E Hooley, postmistress; McKee, Marion county, D. A. Mc Kee, postmaster ; Starvout, Doug las county, H. L. Miser, postmas ter. Place tilled. The vacancy in the faculty of the state university at Eugene, caused hy the resignation of Mr. Spiller, has been filled by the appointment o: Miss Ella C. Sabin. Miss fc-abin was formerly a teacher in the Eugene public school, and of late has been principal of one of the Portland public schools. The appointment is said to give good satisfaction. Itcmitvcri. The book and job printing office of J. II. Burkhart has been moved to the new First National Bank building, and is now ready for bus iness. Those who have not seen a neat, clean, first-class ofiice should call and see the best ortice in the state, and the p?ace where the best j work is done for less money than! j tne same worn can ue nau at any 1 other ofiice in Oregon. ;ll Watrli til ven A . Francis Pfeill'er has placed in his 8hov case at the Albany soda and candy works a 35U gold watch, which will be given away to the customer who purchases of him the mostcigirs. Every person who buys a ! cigar will icceive a ticket. At the j I end of ninety davs the one holding I the largest number of tickets will ic- , teJvc waU.h u , . wammtcd to be a genuine gold watch worth $50. His cigars are the best in the market This is a rare chance . to get a gold watch free. ! The Albany .Shoe More Is now ready for business. We ! make boots and shoes a specialty, j Contctpiently we can sell you fir.-1 j class goods at reasonable figures, j All goods warranted to give satis faction. Repairing neatly clone. Krausse & Klein, Elinn Block. THE MOBSIXG HEI.ALD: TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1888 OKEfcOX AlIBflllIATIO$. The State Ranks Second or Third in the Order of its Allowance. Hon. Binger Hermann writes as follows to a friend on matters of interest to Oregon people : "For one, I am very much de lighted," he says, ''with the al lowances made to Oregon for river and harbor improvements. At no time in our history as a state have we ever been so highly favored. These items in the bill amount to over $750,000, and the senate will add enough to swell the allowance to over $100,000. "The sum for the Columbia river jetty is such as will extend the work far into the sea, and with a senate increase will enable the engineer corps to construct a railr way down the coast eleven miles, which will facilitate the procuring and hauling of a superior rock. "Assuming that $50,000 more will be added in the senate to the item for the Cascades canal arid locks, we can hope for the opening of navigation at this point with another equal appropriation, and do the finishing up in subsequent allowances. The sum for the Ya quina jetty, in view of the limited estimate, is even more than was anticipated. "If one looks over the bill, com pares the aggregate allowances to Oregon with those of any other state, I think he will find it to rank second or tnird in the order of its amount. Other states have but one or a few public works for water ways and they can concentrate, whereas we in Oregon have many. When they all appear in the bill they attract attention, and com ment and envy follow. Many members of the house ex press surprise that a state so re mote and with a population only equaling some counties of the East j should uemaiKl a share ot the sur surplus revenue so large in pro portion to the states along the At lantic seaboard. We have the Columbia at its mouth, the Cas cade lo-'ks, the bar below Portland, the Willamette river, Yaquina bay, Uinpqua river, Coos bay, Coquille river (this at two points) the upper Columbia; and rapidly coming to to notice as competitors on t lie same list for improvement, we have Siuslaw, Tillamook and Ne halem bays. "In the line of large appropria tions I have on the way the new custom house at Portland, and have for it a committee allowance J recommended of $350,000. It is now on the Calendar, to be called j up as the first business when the committee on public buildings has its day. Then I have the light house bill for the Umpqua, which is recommended for $80,000, and which building will be one of the finest structures on the coast. The committee on commerce shudder to report this, as they aver it is larger in amount than any yet re reported this session. They will most likely, however, report it. "Looking at. the subject," he says, "I think it must be conceded that Oregon fares magnificently among the states. For what we (to get we labor hard and contin uously. When the river and har bor bill reaches the senate it goes to a committee where Oregon is represented by a vigilant senator, and on the floor of that senate we have our two senators, who will see that Oregon shall not suffer. "The house committee greatly appreciated the Oregon exhibits of lumber, wheat, salmon, coal and wool, which I had on had as I ad dresed myself to the respective portions of the state where these productions are the leading in dustries and exoorts." Kot n t'alifttriijn Rear. Anybody can catch ii cold this kind of weather. The trouble is to let go, like the man who caught the : car. W'e advise our readers to purchase of Foshay fe Mason a bottle, of Santa Abie the California King cf Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis oughs and Croup Cures, and keep it bandy. 'Tis pleas ing to tue taste and death to the a bo re complaints. Sold at. 1.00 a bottle or 3 for $250. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CUKE gives immediate relief. The Catarrhal virus is soon displaced by its healing and penetrating nature. Give it a trial. Six months treatment $1.00, sent by Mail 1.10. Personal. ' Mr. N. II. Frohlichstein of Mobile Ala., writes. I take great pleasure :n recommending Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, having used it for a severe attack of Bronchitis and Catarrh. It gave me instant re lief and entirely cured me and I have not been afflicted since. I also beg to staje that I had tried other reme dies with no good result. Have also used Electric Bitters and i.tr. King's New Life Pills, both of which I can re commend. Dr. King's New Disco? ery for Concumption, Coughs and Colds, is sold on a positive guarantee Trial bottles free at Foshay & Mason. Kemoveil. Wm. Simpson has removed hi stock of tinware. hardware and notions into the old Shane & Lons way store, where he will keep up the full stock oi goods,and maintains the pop ular fixed price counter arrangements he had adopted at his old stand.' He will continue the sale of the Shane & Lonsway bankrupt tock. at cost. .4n Absolute Core. The OltlGIXAL AUIETIXE OIXTMFNT is only put up in large two ounce tin boxes, and is an absolute cure for old sores, burns, wounds, chapped hands and all ?kin eruptions. Will positive ly cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the Okkuxai, Abietine Ointment. Sold by Foshay' & Mason at 25 cents per box by mail 30 cents. W. O. Toggle, LaGrange Ga., writ ing about Darbys Prophylactic Fluid, says: "It is a priceless jewel as a dis infectant ana deodorizer. My wife states for the benefit of young mothers that it is a valuable adjunct to the nursery." It is eoually so to parents I traveling with children. Nut only is the Fluid inva uahle as a deodorizer, I but a few droos added to the water in bathing will remove all eruptions from the skin, dialing, etc., anl greatly re : fresh and soothe. flood quality in coffee is more to be desired than low prices, bnt Kenton & Chase, offer the best oualitv at the I low est ririccs. and that, is whv so manv I people buy their coffee there. A UMASTLY MSO. At about 2 o'clock Sunday after noon Capt. C. A. Carey, master of the steamer Topsy, while coming up the -river discovered the body of a man on a shoal at Kaiser's rapid, two and a half miles below Salem. From papers and .memoranda found on the body it was learned that the man's name was Robert W. Jones, and that he had a broth er named J. W. Jones, in St. Paul Minnesota. The only valuables found on the jierson were, an old English lever silver watcb,65 cents in U. S. silver and a few pence in Canadian coppers. There was also a N. P. R. R. ticket from Tacoma to San Francisco, but it lapsed before the 17th of March. The person appeared to be a newcomer in the country. W. A. Matthews, a boarding house keeper on Liberty street, recognized the body as. that of a man who stopped with ' him early in March. He appeared to be a religious person, but a Utile inclined toward insanity. Mrs. Matthews thought he had consid erable money with him. ucii lie leit the house he spoke ot go ingto Yaquina to work, and Jat is the last they heard tot' hiiikDr. Smith testified at the innitesV'that the man's throat was cutC and that the artery on the right . side was cut, and though jprit immediately fatal, was sufficient- to produce death; that the cut was clean and made with a sharp or edged in strument. Wm. fchroder, a saloon keeper, testified that he recognized the body as I hat of a man who called at his saloon' and asked for a glass of beer, saying that he had no money, and that it was to be his last drink. He said that the man had a wife and two children some where below Woodburn, and that he was a school teacher. This was on the 17th of March, the day a man was reported to have jumped off the rsalem bridge and at about 3 I, m. This is about all the evi-1 dence there was benxg the coro ner's jury, except thatNthe boys who said they saw a man jurtvpfrom the bridge did not recognizeMhe body as the man. The jury fouiiAJ a verdict to the enect that the man's name was Robert AV. Ross, a native of Wales, aged about 4:): that he came to his death by eith er a cut in the throat or drowning, and that the jury was unable to tell whether the deed was by his own hands or whether he was murdered and thrown into the river. . UAUK tlKME ton SHIPPERS. Some Surprising Ueiluclions Offered by A. B. Mcllvtaiii. Mr. A. B. Mcllwain, who has frequently agreeably surprised his customers by his custom of cut ting prices to the lowest margin, is now making the best otter yet given. To begin with is his GREAT BALK OF CARPETS. For 39 days he. wu5 .discount ?11 sales of carpets "0 per" cent. His stock is large and embraces the bet patterns of all kinds of carpets. He also offers Standard white shirts, with all linen bosoms, for 75 cents. In COFFEE, ETC., He is making; a sweeping reduction of prices, as will be seen by refer ence to a few figures. He sell : Best Costa Rico, 6 lbs $1 00 rVrbuekles...... 5 " 1 00 Dwight's soda, 5 papers 25 His stock of hoots and shoes is newly received from Eastern fac tories and is complete. THE LADIES WILL BE PLEASED To know that his line of spring dress goods is one of the best yet. opened. His patterns are new and fashionable. A call will prove the truth of this assertion. Bit I ICt" JMKNTIOX. Smoke Estrellas. Pickled tripe at fc Chase's. AYigwam slippers at Read's. Fresh groceries at Conn Bros. Six ?'iaves for a dollar at T. Jones'. A new invoice of British trimmings at Read's. French, the jeweler, keeps railroad time. Harness oil and soaps at Thompson ; & Overman j First-class goods and lowest prices atW. F. Read's A new line of embroidery, very lat est pattern, at Read's. Thompson & Overman are always ready to repair yaur harness on short notice. , Just received, the celebrated Es t'ella Key West cigar, the finest Key West cigar in the market at M. Baumrart,'s cigar store. Tea all the way from 25 to 75 cents per pound at Brownell & Stanard's. Sugars reduced from all prices. Call for prices. We give no rates. Brownell & Stanard. West cigars, fro to ai. rsaumgarts cigar store, one door east of Black man's drug store. No 1 Castoria coff e, a choice arti cle 5 ?bs for $1, Arbuckle's 25c p-r lb. All other goods in porpoi tiou at Brownell & Staaard's. I have received my new stork of muslin underwear. These goods are made on a lock-stitch machine and are warranted to be full size and length, and price reasonable. Samuel E. Young. More Tnruat. is particularly favorable to the con traction of Diphtheria. Heed the warning, and use Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. It at once allays the inllam mation of the throat, subdues the pain and gives permanent relief. It prompt ly and effectually destroys all con tagion and diphtheritic germs, It is a safeguard agaiDst Diphtheria, and should be used on the first symptoms of sore throat as a irargle. jlT Back ten's A mien Sitlve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores; Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Erupt ions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or monev refund- i cd. Price cents per box it or caie I by ioshay oi Mason. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. BoitrU ul" Equalization. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT the directors of school district No. 5, Linn county. Oregon, will set as a board of equalization at the office of the clerk of said district, which is at the real estate office of Burkhart fc Keeney, at No. 59 First street, Albany Oregon, on Friday, April 27, 1888, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, for the pur pose of examining, correcting and equalizing the assessment roll of said district for ttie year 1888. All persons interestea are hereby notified to be present and make their desires known, or tile a writ.cn statement of the same with the clerk of said district on or before said date. By order of the board of directors of said school dis trict. C. G. Bckkhart, District Clerk. Dated April 5, 18SS. Board ot Equalization. Notice is hereby given that the common council of the city of Albany Urcgou, will sit a-"" a board of equal ization at the wninehV.chamber of said city, 1 hursiiry,' the 13tnday of April, 1888, atuWP. m., for theXimrpose of equaljffac'aiid correcting tthassess iiieutrotf of aid city for the yealslKSS. JV.tJ ... 4 11 ... fc..rw N. J. Hentois. y City Recorder. ioU:-e. Vj OTICE IS HEKEBY GIVES, THAT THE i County Court of Linn county, Oretruii, will, on Wendesday, the 9th day or Slav, A. D.', i8SS, at one ox-lock, p. in., receive scaled bids for a. contract to builu fifty rods of rovk and dirt road, commencing on the ease tud where the planking- commences on ISeavcr Slouch near widow Kay s and run west over the ground where the old Beaver Creek bridge now stands a distance of fifty rods, by taking thefloorint; off the old br.djre and layin? it on the ground cross ways as far as it jroes Then use fir poles the rest of the way until the whole fifty rods of ground in length is co ercd. Then cover this with, rock at least twelve inches thick and ten feet wide. Then put dirt and gravel about three inches thick on the rock "i here shall be two culverts in i-miX rocti road. The first one about ten rods from the starting point on east end of the old bridge. The second cul vert to be about twenty three rods from east end oi said rock road. Each of said culverts to he made sufficient width for all teams to pass. The Board reserves the right to reject anv and all bids. Done by the order of the County Court this 5th day or April, A. D 1SSS. J, P. Oalbraith, Clerk, ATTKD-:RIKTNE?!S MKN AND stranaers to consult R. L. -VoikJf it Co.'s business directories of id- -formation regarding all townsi'nd cites. The hooks ean be foahd in principal uotels and ousmesr rouses, or addreStsJL L. folk &,CV Port- land and San Fra:ieisei. ? 4'ontrartor and ltiiilde. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVO-ING L cated in Alhany solicits patronage from city and coui.try. Will contract to build bridges, b-irns, and allmanncr of dwelling hour-es. including Queen Anne, En-tlake and Eiizabelhian styles of buildings. Will furnish plans and specifications without charge. Satis faction guaranteed. W.C CASSELL. Ileal fcstale and Agency. fninloynient Parties having farms for sale of about 1 GO acres, or those having lar ger tracts which they would be will ing to divide up iuto 80 or 1(50 tracts are invited to call at our office, as we have a few purchasers for that class of farms. We can aho furnish a-cies wauting help, either male or ten -lie, with such help as they defcireon short notice. We also have z few situa tions for ho!h male and female in the city and cuiuitry. Call ar our office if you want help or want employment We can get either for you. Office No. 65 First street, adjoining Twee dale & Hopkins tin store. F. A. BURKHART & CO. SECOP HAND STORE. The past year has proven it to be a necessity. The best mid cheapest place in "the city to buy your Stoves Furniture , tinware ' We aie always prepared to buy your heusehold furniture at the highest cash price. Sole agents for the PEERLESS OIL OAK And Lamp Killer. 3f"Tinshop recently added. All work done at the. lowest possible rates M. FRANKLIN & CO. PRUSHAW'S irn AIT in JJ With the spring comes the ague. This now popular cure for ague has never been known to fail. Call for testimonials at Prushaw's drug store, next to Revere house. Price 75 cts. per bottle. The Star Bath Rooms, Aft l SHATING PARLORS All work promptly attended to. Hot and cold baths always ready. Ladies' and Chiidi ens' hair cutting a specialty. Sick persons attended to at their homes. TH03. JONES. Proprietor. W.jH.WIlsbAFD -A .LIVE- LI J more wm IN A LlVG Tdwft, This is whut Albany is at present, and in order to keep pace-with the lively times in this city,,. W. H. Wil lard has enlarged his store and stock so that he now has the most complete, and 'lesirablc line of furniture in the valley. His double salesrooms In Fro man's block are filled with an elegant assortment of new furniture, consist ing of lounges in new p.vterns, . line gold picture frames, willow chairs, easy rockers, marb'e tables, brackets, etc., etc. An examiration of the stock will show this to be true in every respect. nn in wir ma mi AUUfi LADIES Desiring to save themselves from the annoyances of small and ill chosen stocks will do well to make theii purchases iiouj a stock full in every department and replete with all the latest novelties iu the market. Keplete with all the latest and most fashionable shades in FOREIGN ASD HOME BREss 11001)8. In every conceivable style ot figure and design. Piles of , French Sateens, Foulard, Seersuckers, Dress Ginghams, 6a trosses, Embroidered Robes and the Etcetras, an El egant Line of Silks and Satins in Entirely New Shades. IMMING8 in everv desirable style Braid Trimmings, Plushes, NOVELTI in the most profuse in ES IN Fancy spring and summer shades and trimmings. An immense stock of " In new styles and at all prices. Before leaving the store have a look at our superb stock of New carpets, new styles o Mu.il paper and general house furnishing goods. iONTEITH & SEITENBACH. PBOGBESS Is and has been our watchword. As season fol lows season our stock increases, toth in ize and in. superiOx quality, and wre are now enabled to placft before our patrons an endless variety of everything that is new and seasonable. ISince opening business IN OUR NEW- STORE, We have more than doubled our stock, having in vested largely in a line of fancy groceries never be fore carried in this city a line specially adapted to the wants of the city trade, and which will bear the most critical inspection, as thev are the choiee&fc goods in the market Ot Tea and Coif ee We make a specialty, and would respectfully invite the attention of every family to our superior grades, ot both green and roasted coffees: No. 1 Costa Rico, Itio, Caracola, Best Old Governor Java, and Finest Arabian Mocha. In roast goods we keep best Costa Rico, liio and Arbuc-kh, Our Own, Old (iovcrnor Java, Ideal, the choicest Mocha and Java blended. Acme, the finest Arabian Mocha and Paragon, the choicest Rio ami Java blended. These soods am roasted by thoroughly -peiieiiced hands, in lare tanks specially constructed for this purpose, and are packed in air-tight chests that the strength and. aroma may le fully preserved. In teas we have Oolong, English Breakfast, Gun powder, Young Hyson, Uncolored - Japan and a variety of blended teas, which in quality and flavor cannot be excelled. A hearty invitation to TliY OUR GOODS Is extended to all. Satisfaction guaranteed. and color. Novel tie s la Jets and shades of Velvts EVERYTHING THAT PEIiTAISS TO Goods variety. A full line ot WALLACE & THOMPSON
